"Okay. Now here is what else I demand...."
Posted on 09/04/2006 9:34:33 AM PDT by Axhandle
US civil rights activist Reverend Jesse Jackson is set to meet senior Hizbullah officials in Beirut on Monday to demand proof that the two kidnapped IDF soldiers Ehud Goldwasser and Eldad Regev are still alive.
Israel Radio reported that information on the soldiers would assist advancing a prisoner swap deal with Israel, adding that the release of a video clip would be his preferred source of information.
Jackson harshly criticized US President George Bush for refusing to talk to Syria or Hizbullah.
Fair trade? Jackson and Sharpton for these two soldiers?
Commander Salamander demands proof that Jackson is a Reverend.
Talk about what ? Give up the Soldiers or die.
Jesse ibn sharmuta.
Jesse Jackass-on is a lying fool.
What a goof, is this to be a Democrat talking point? That if elected Democrats will talk to stateless terrorists?
Jackson needs to stop meddling and making a fool of himself. Worthless idiot ... .
I had the great misfortune of meeing Jesse once...I've never felt slimier in my life after shaking his hand. He just kinda glided through the room and never made eye contact with anyone, and you could see the discomfort he felt in actually having to meet with people he had never heard of or cared about in any way, shape or form.
"Okay. Now here is what else I demand...."
Oh wait - - wrong Jackson. Well, whatever. Same diff.
"Bring dem IDF soldiers here to me right now, cuz we be takin 'em home to Hymietown!"
What is it with all this "talk to them" junk? Exactly what is it we're supposed to be saying to these terrorist groups and enablers? "Ah feel yor pain?"
It would be like that scene in the Bruce Willis ,"Die hard" movie when the executive tries to "deal" with the "terrorist".
murdering thugs.... bwahahahahahahaha..I'm sorry but the look on their faces would be PRICELESS...
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